No, marital status is not a protected class. However, such issues as child bearing, sexual orientation, or a perception of disability are all statuses that many do not realize qualify for protection. Generally speaking, protected statuses are those one has no control over such as race, gender, age (over 40), etc. Issues one has control over such as marital status, state of residence, or clothing choices are not protected unless they create a disparate impact. A disparate impact is created by a policy that on the surface seems neutral but impose a negative impact on a protected group. An example of this would be a policy that requires every employee to be at least 5" 10"; this policy would eliminate many women and minorities. An exception to this would be a requirement necessary for completion of the job.
Actually, in many jurisdictions, marital status is a protected class, and discrimination based on marital status is illegal. In others, while not a protected class, martial status has some protections regarding employer's ability to discriminate based on it.
You would need to talk to a lawyer specializing in Labor in your state to see what that state's employment laws cover regarding marital status discrimination.
Persons outside the United States and its protectorates are not protected by the United States Constitution
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Employment is percentage of employed persons to the total population.
Alan B. Crammatte has written: 'Deaf persons in professional employment' -- subject(s): Deaf, Employment
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Marital status gives a lender information about a person applying for a loan. It gives them insights, coupled with other information provided, into ability to repay the loan, additional sources of income, stability of individual, etc.
Entrepreneurship creates new businesses and business platform. These new businesses create employment and new market in the business related world.
- Number of employed persons 45,000 higher than one year earlier - Employment rate 70.0 per cent - Unemployment rate 6.2 per cent, 165,000 unemployed - 54,000 new vacancies at employment offices - In the first quarter of 2008, average number of employed persons 55,000 higher than in the respective quarter of 2007
Deborah Pal has written: 'A study to assess the vocational needs of persons with physical disabilities in Kent County' -- subject(s): Physically handicapped, Employment, Vocational rehabilitation 'A study to assess the vocational needs of persons with physical disabilities in North Cochrane, South Cochrane & Timiskaming' -- subject(s): Physically handicapped, Employment, Vocational rehabilitation 'An even break' -- subject(s): Physically handicapped, Employment, Vocational rehabilitation, Vocational guidance for the handicapped 'A study to assess the vocational needs of persons with physical disabilities in Simcoe County' -- subject(s): Physically handicapped, Employment, Vocational rehabilitation 'A study to assess the vocational needs of persons with physical disabilities in Grey-Bruce [counties]' -- subject(s): Physically handicapped, Services for, Employment
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